New Online MS in Cybersecurity Prepares Students to Lead in a Fast-Changing Field
| by Sierra Abukins
The cybersecurity industry needs lifelong learners who bring a mix of hard and soft skills to tackle emerging challenges.
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Alum Works at Intersection of Geopolitics and Business as a Senior Leader in the International Trade Administration
| by Sierra Abukins
“The key for any diplomat is to go into any country with some humility and the ability to listen,” says James Golsen, whose career in commercial diplomacy has taken him from China to Myanmar to Russia and beyond.
Interpreting at the Paris Olympics Is a Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity
| by Sierra Abukins
As an interpreter at the Olympics, alum and professor Stephanie Cooper got a front seat to the biggest moment in many athletes’ lives, allowing them to express themselves in their mother tongues.
Student Research on Japanese Abalone Divers Published in Maritime History Magazine
| by Sierra Abukins
Under the guidance of their professor, a team of Middlebury undergraduate and graduate students wrote an article, published in Sea History, that highlighted the little-known history of the Japanese American abalone fishery in Monterey Bay.
New Professor Finds Localization the Perfect Combination of Language and Technology
| by Sierra Abukins
Marcel Bregman leverages his experience in Silicon Valley to help localization students build their technical skills and learn to be effective bridges between language experts and programmers.
Recent Grads Win $10K Grant For Project on Peacebuilding in Language Classrooms
| by Sierra Abukins
The language educators led workshops in the Balkans lifting up how language educators advance peacebuilding in their classrooms with support from a grant from Projects for Peace.
Redesigned Online TESOL Degree Expands Access for Working Professionals Worldwide
| by Sierra Abukins
The 30-credit degree can be completed in 20 months and allows students to continue working from anywhere in the world while they complete their degree.
Competitive Summer Program Brings Undergraduates to Monterey to Study Nonproliferation
| by Sierra Abukins
Twelve undergraduates are selected each summer for on-the-job training with the experts at the largest nongovernmental organization in the world devoted to curbing the spread of weapons of mass destruction: the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies.
New Localization Professor Draws on Both Traditional Translation and Interpretation Training and Corporate Experience
| by Sierra Abukins
Harry Teng draws on his upbringing and education across three continents, classical training in translation and interpretation, and a touch of showmanship as he joins the Institute’s localization faculty.
New Podcast Focuses on U.S.-Russia-China Relations
| by Sierra Abukins
The Monterey Trialogue’s new podcast features conversations about the USA-China-Russia relationship with experts on and from each country.